The National People's Assembly is preparing to review the 2027 Finance Bill, presented by Finance Minister Mohamed Lamine Lebbou. The document consists of 236 articles across 275 pages, covering vital sectors including investment, economic real estate, mining, taxation, and public accounting. Amidst increasing state expenditures to meet development and social commitments, the budget reaches record levels. The legislative process includes hearings with 14 ministers and officials to thoroughly assess the impact of these policies. Initial figures indicate projected revenues of 9.251 billion dinars against 17.883 billion dinars in payment appropriations. The bill targets 4.2% economic growth, focusing on safeguarding purchasing power, sustaining housing programs, and expanding the non-hydrocarbon tax base.